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Overview

Turn security alerts into informed action

A security alert is the beginning of an investigation. Understanding its significance requires evidence, business context, and a clear route to the people authorized to act. Innoraft’s Managed SOC service brings these activities into a defined operating model. We manage the agreed alert queues, investigate suspicious activity, document findings, and coordinate escalation through your incident procedures. The service includes supervision, case quality reviews, handovers, and reporting. We work with your security and technology teams to establish who makes response decisions, who performs remediation, and how incidents move between teams.

UX Strategy

Six capability blocks

Core capabilities covering monitoring, response, continuity, and improvement.

Security Monitoring & Alert Triage

Review alerts from the systems and queues included in your service. Apply agreed prioritization criteria, assess available context, and identify cases that need further investigation during contracted coverage hours.

Threat Investigation

Examine suspicious activity using available identity, endpoint, cloud, network, and other relevant telemetry. Record findings, affected assets, evidence references, and unresolved questions to support informed decisions.

Incident Escalation & Response Coordination

Route incidents to the appropriate owner with the information needed to act. Coordinate next steps through documented runbooks and perform only those response actions explicitly included in the service and authorized by the client.

On-Call Incident Support

Provide separately contracted participation in incident rotations, including PagerDuty-based paging where applicable. Define acknowledgement, initial assessment, escalation, backup arrangements, and handover for activated incidents.

Case Management & Operational Continuity

Maintain investigation records, track pending actions, and provide structured shift handovers. Manage supervision and backup arrangements so open cases and operational knowledge are carried forward between assigned team members.

Service Reporting & Improvement

Review service performance, investigation quality, recurring alerts, and operational gaps. Report against agreed measures and maintain an improvement backlog covering procedures, detection feedback, and dependencies on other teams.

How we do it

Assess, define, transition, operate, improve

01 Narrative Strategy & Goal Setting

Understand your security environment

Review your tools, alert volumes, current providers, incident procedures, and coverage needs. Identify the workflows that Innoraft will manage and the dependencies that affect delivery.

02 Creative Concept & Storyboarding

Define responsibilities and service levels

Agree monitoring scope, severity criteria, response authority, escalation paths, and service measures. Document working hours, on-call requirements, client responsibilities, and the treatment of out-of-scope work.

03 High-End Development

Prepare and validate the service

Establish access, runbooks, case templates, and handover procedures. Walk through representative alerts and test paging and escalation paths before accepting operational responsibility.

04 Launch & Analytics Integration

Operate with service oversight

Manage monitoring, investigation, and incident coordination within the service scope. Maintain supervision, case reviews, and communication with your designated stakeholders.

05 Launch & Analytics Integration

Review and improve

Assess service performance and investigation quality at agreed intervals. Prioritize improvements to workflows and detections, and review scope when your environment or workload changes.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A managed security operations centre service operates defined monitoring and incident workflows on a client’s behalf. Responsibilities can include alert triage, investigation, escalation, case management, and reporting. Coverage and response authority depend on the service agreement.

Yes. Innoraft can manage an agreed portion of your SOC operations alongside your internal team or existing provider. Queue ownership, investigation responsibilities, handovers, and escalation paths are established before the transition.

The terms can overlap, but the actual responsibilities matter more than the label. MDR offerings commonly include defined detection and response capabilities across supported technologies. Our proposal specifies the monitoring, investigation, and response activities included, so you can compare services on scope.

Monitoring hours are explicitly stated in the proposal. Scheduled monitoring, extended coverage, and on-call incident availability are different arrangements. We confirm the staffing and backup model for the coverage we commit to; round-the-clock monitoring should not be assumed.

These requirements can be included in service planning. We confirm the named time zone, working days, shift times, paging criteria, and backup arrangements before committing to a schedule. PagerDuty access and escalation paths are tested during onboarding.

The response matrix defines the owner for each action. Innoraft may investigate, escalate, coordinate, or perform specifically authorized containment actions within scope. Actions affecting business systems follow the agreed approval process. Remediation ownership is documented separately.

Measures are selected around the work being delivered. They may include alert acknowledgement, triage and escalation times, case backlog, investigation quality, and handover completion. Each measure defines when timing starts, the applicable coverage hours, and how dependencies are recorded.

These activities are not automatically included in routine SOC operations. Proactive threat hunting, forensic investigation, malware analysis, and recovery require their own scope and specialist capability. The proposal identifies any included activities and the arrangements for additional expertise.

The service establishes workload assumptions and escalation arrangements for unusual demand. We review increases caused by incidents, new integrations, or recurring noisy detections, then agree priorities and any required capacity or scope changes.

Pricing reflects coverage, workload, supported tools, investigation responsibilities, governance, and required expertise. Onboarding, platform licensing, standby availability, and activated on-call work are identified separately where applicable.

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